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>> ^reiwan:
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>> ^zeoverlord:
>> ^blankfist:
I hate dog shit on the sidewalks and in the grass around my neighborhood. But, what's worse is once I caught this drunk chick (after the bars closed) squatting and pissing on the walkway just in front of my building's entrance.
I wanted to call her out, but I was embarrassed for her and just let her be.

Last time that happened to me i was guarding Stockholms castle, i aimed my AK5 at them and had a military patrol arrest them, they almost peed in their pants, that is if they hadn't done it on the castle before.
We made them wash it up before we released them, i think they got the message.


Awesome. You should have thrown them in the moat, or locked them in the dungeon.

>> ^blankfist:
I hate dog shit on the sidewalks and in the grass around my neighborhood. But, what's worse is once I caught this drunk chick (after the bars closed) squatting and pissing on the walkway just in front of my building's entrance.
I wanted to call her out, but I was embarrassed for her and just let her be.


Last time that happened to me i was guarding Stockholms castle, i aimed my AK5 at them and had a military patrol arrest them, they almost peed in their pants, that is if they hadn't done it on the castle before.
We made them wash it up before we released them, i think they got the message.

>> ^blankfist:
I hate dog shit on the sidewalks and in the grass around my neighborhood. But, what's worse is once I caught this drunk chick (after the bars closed) squatting and pissing on the walkway just in front of my building's entrance.
I wanted to call her out, but I was embarrassed for her and just let her be.


Weak.

http://random-good-stuff.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/02/pissing-girl.gif [nsfw]

I hate dog shit on the sidewalks and in the grass around my neighborhood. But, what's worse is once I caught this drunk chick (after the bars closed) squatting and pissing on the walkway just in front of my building's entrance.

I wanted to call her out, but I was embarrassed for her and just let her be.

i just downvoted my first qm comment.
(i think, i maybe proven wrong, but i dont REMEMBER voting another one down)

No, there have to be others. I'm pretty sure you hated me when you first started commenting.

taking care of eachother as a national ideal is not the same thing as "celebrating" being downtrodden. i suppose you celebrate the kind of greed which creates this human refuse. with compassion, we all grow stronger.

im confused as to your idea of morality.

Since you have firsthand experience in these matters, I have to wonder why you think "greed" is the cause of homelessness. What about mental illness, drug addiction, abusive homes, etc?

Treating homelessness is a logistical nightmare. Half of the money set aside for food stamps goes UNspent, and even if you could round up the homeless to feed them, the ACLU would sue any organization that "violated the rights" of the homeless by putting the mentally ill in an institution.

As in all things, there are no solutions, only trade-offs.



I was orig. addressing the other side of enoch's quote:

"A measure of a society can be made on how it treats its elderly, children and weakest members"

Years ago I read a similar sentiment painted on a wall in Berkeley, CA...

The area of Berkeley I visited had a university campus, with tuition costs of 50K per annum, surrounded by blocks of expensive businesses whose walkways were crowded with young, healthy, able-bodied bums; what they lacked in money they made up for in self-righteousness.

They demanded money because, hey, you were working weren't you? You could afford it!

When hobos were roaming the country in the 1930s, they always offered to work for food or other items. Now there's an entitlement mentality, part of which includes blaming society for self-inflicted wounds.

What about the government/society that celebrates victimhood, creates dependency and makes people weaker?

To answer my own question, last year Florida taxpayers spent 100 million in "free" medical care for illegal aliens, Texas taxpayers spent 250 million, and California? One Billion dollars.

Do you think that one billion spent on illegal invaders might have helped these homeless people instead?

Downvote becuase of nutjob green activists attacking a great green power based buisness. Makes it even worse when you see her in the same video playing a gig on an aluminium rigged stage with aluminum walkways.

Seriously though, this was nothing less than an excellently made advert for christianity, and no one realises it!

Seriously! The first guy he met with a different cupboard? Horizontal black and white. That's right, he places BLACK (devil) and WHITE (god) on the same level! They both show up at Sanjeev's house wearing identical suits, clearly indicating overtones of the sterile perfection in "Equilibrium". He's got a microwave on his dressing table, clearly used to torture small animals. He tells Sanjeev that "if you want you can borrow my manual" and what does Sanjeev do? That's right, he flips out, starts talking in tongues, he's clearly possessed by some sort of demon.

He goes round to his uncle's and he sees a purple drawer. The colour of the tempest, bringing disarray and wild commotion into his life. It's clearly the colour of the dreaded gay. Calling up his nephew to play football? Sounds like a paedophile to me.

So he builds his own cupboard, and we see the inevitable result - he has become such a twisted terrible person that people are disgusted by his presence. Shunned by his own family and strangers on the street he takes to mindless acts of violence. He experiments with cupboards, makes a deformed monstrosity which the devil compells him to destroy and finally settles on a cupboard with all the colours OF THE GAY FLAG. He puts his own cupboard on a public walkway to try and advertise his travesty to others, and when someone trips over his cupboard, he kicks theirs into a river. Vandal. Probably raped one of those girls too.

Eventually the sad ending to the story, he begins to disregard and disrespect his parents even more, he's beyond help. They probably got him a little starter cupboard set from matalan but he didn't care. You can clearly see him locking them in a devilish prison made from their own cupboards at 6:56. They become old and die in this prison and never see the light of day again. He keeps a picture of them on his GAY CUPBOARD for ever more, torturing their restless souls which were never allowed to find peace.

Then he showed all of his gay friends.

Christianity, guys, it fucking works.

I'll repost here what I originally posted on a dupe of this:

I naturally became curious to find out what/where/why, and here is what Wikipedia told me (from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caminito_del_Rey)

El Caminito del Rey (English: The King's little pathway) is a walkway or via ferrata, now fallen into disrepair, pinned along the steep walls of a narrow gorge in El Chorro, near Álora in Málaga, Spain. The name is often shortened to Camino del Rey.

The walkway has now gone many years without maintenance, and is in a highly deteriorated and dangerous state. It is one meter (3 feet and 3 inches) in width, and is over 300 meters (984 feet) above the river. Nearly all of the path has no handrail. Some parts of the concrete walkway have completely collapsed and all that is remaining is the steel beam originally in place to hold it up and the wire that follows most of the path. One can latch onto a safety-wire to keep from falling. Several people have lost their lives on the walkway in recent years; after four people died in two accidents in 1999 and 2000, the local government closed the entrances. However, many adventurous tourists still find their way onto the walkway to explore it.